Identify Quorum! — ZXNet «hardware.zx»

From Kamil Karimov To All 4 September 2006

Hello Lennon len> :v2_wacko; len>; I don’t understand, is this a simple 128 or even 48? len> Nothing is visible on the mikrukhs. Even on the processor. len> It is clear that there is definitely no music player or disk drive controller. This is the first of the Quorum series - model BK-04. Produced by UOMZ (Ural Optical-Mechanical Plant) from 1992 to 93 year Has 48 kb of RAM and 16 kb. ROM. The firmware is Russified and designed to work with an 88-key keyboard. An additional 6*8 matrix is connected via port 7Eh. Built-in SECAM encoder and TV modulator. The board has space for unsoldering a standard printer connector DB25F. The printer ports are compatible with ZX-LPrint II. All procedures for working with the printer in the firmware have been modified to work with this interest.

From Konstantin Zhukov To All 4 September 2006

Hello Lennon This miracle is Quorum-64; 48kB; RAM, 16kB ROM, 16kB shadow RAM. There is an interface printer, keyboard expanded through ports.

From Roman Fhyedorov To All 4 September 2006

Hello caro So you lennon ran into the developer of this computer! caro, hello!

From Yuliy Trunin To All 4 September 2006

Hello caro car> Quorumov - model BK-04. That is, this miracle is not a Spectrum, but a clone or a real BC?

From Chunin Roman To All 4 September 2006

Hello Lennon len> So this miracle is not a Spectrum, but a clone or a real BC? What a “BC” = Household Computer!

From Yuliy Trunin To All 4 September 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> What a "BC" = Household Computer! Well, one person asked me for spare parts for the BC, is this the BCashka or what? I'm somehow confused :v2_wacko:

From Konstantin Zhukov To All 5 September 2006

Hello Lennon This is an ordinary Spectrum. Multicolors work satisfactorily, number lines-312. There is no FF port. There is a Kempston joystick port.